Marathon article in the Post-Gazette with "post-it comments" from Mark Rauterkus
Our marathon-running Mayor, Tom Murphy, is at the helm of the city as the Pittsburgh Marathon dies. He can't advance his own agenda, yet alone now, run in a marathon in a city that he claims as his primary residence.
I have plenty to say about the Marathon in Pittsburgh.
In the end, once we establish a new Pittsburgh Park District, we'd be much better along.
Furthermore, when I'm mayor, I'd re-establish the Pittsburgh Marathon -- but do it in a much different manner and style. There is no way we should spend $1-million to host a marathon.
The Marathon saga, woven with the Great Race, makes another great example of the lack of cooperation from the administration, the lack of creativity, and fumbles of leadership.
Saturday, August 14, 2004
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